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Side effects occurring more frequently (by ≥ 3%) for patients on UPTRAVI® compared to patients on placebo (sugar pill) are headache, diarrhea, jaw pain, nausea, muscle pain, vomiting, pain in arms or legs, temporary reddening of the skin (flushing), joint pain, low red blood cell count, less appetite than usual, and rash.
Taking UPTRAVI® with food may help you tolerate UPTRAVI® better.

Tell your family and friends that you are starting UPTRAVI® and may need their assistance and support.

Always tell your doctor about any side effects, and do not change doses on your own. If you experience side effects that you cannot tolerate, your doctor may lower your dose in order to find your personal dose.


Do not change your dose or stop taking UPTRAVI® unless your doctor tells you to.
Based on yearly prescription and refill data from US claims as of 6/23 and 3/23.

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